Will large Bitcoin investors end up becoming a threat?

[Condorlaib]

Large Bitcoin investors will hold their coins and they know that they invest in a good place and if they sell their coins now they are in loss that the main reason that they just hold their coins and they just wait when the BTC price go high at that time they sell their coins ina good profit.

I still believe that BTC will reach $250,000 in the near future, and even exceed this figure. I think we will all witness this in the new year. Bitcoin is just delayed a little due to fears ossified US government

[Bobcrypto]

Recently, the news of MicroStrategy buying an additional 14,620 Bitcoins broke on the internet. We've always known MicroStrategy as a company that loves investing in Bitcoin since August 2020. This sounds more like great news for the Bitcoin community, as it feels like more adoption is taking place, but it is done by a certain group of people.

Primarily, we all know that Bitcoin is meant to be a distributed asset among its users without anybody being in control or possession of the major asset in circulation. Though MicroStrategy isn't the only organization stacking Bitcoin in large amounts, I think it's high time we consider how it might affect the Bitcoin community in a few years.

The large Bitcoin investors may not be a threat to the community, but I think that big investors may turn big whales that can change the market conditions, which could be detrimental to small investors at the short run. As a matter of facts, there are actually whales who will try to dump the market for their selfish gain,
As you may know, Microstrategy is not the only organization that is buying, many other organizations are also buying secretly, Tesla, JPMorgan, and many others own Bitcoin. It is difficult to determine on the current crypto ecosystem wether Big investor will be a threat because some of these organizations could also sell their assets given ways for others to buy.

I sense that the Bitcoin market and other digital currencies might be affected negatively when these companies decide to sell a very large portion of their accumulated assets. What do you think about these companies, and how do we encourage the majority to buy more Bitcoin for themselves to prevent the possible negative outcomes of the future?.

[Zed0X]

~ I sense that the Bitcoin market and other digital currencies might be affected negatively when these companies decide to sell a very large portion of their accumulated assets.

Surely you know that BTC has gone many cycles by now. Have you noticed anything? Regardless of who sells, the market continues to absorb all the massive dumps. Despite all the bans (China mainly) and all the FUDs spread by financial institutions and energy watch groups, BTC continues to bounce back (from $20K to $3K, then from $69K to $16K).

It's part of the game.

[Evgenklm]

Certainly, behemoths like MicroStrategy never cease to amaze with their monthly acquisitions of thousands of bitcoins. While it's encouraging on one hand, it does raise concerns about the centralization of such massive reserves. It's crucial for a more extensive community to actively engage in bitcoin ownership, promoting decentralization and mitigating potential negative repercussions. If entities like MicroStrategy decide to liquidate their holdings, it might not bode well for the market.